Check configuration and safety capabilities before starting local project work.

List the local projects, write permissions, and task names authorized by the user.

Find Git repositories and common non-Git project folders only beneath parent folders that the user approved locally during setup.

Authorize one directory beneath a locally approved discovery root. Non-Git projects can be edited, but commit and push are automatically disabled.

Remove one project from the MCP authorization list without deleting any project files.

List files and directories beneath an authorized project path.

Read a bounded line range from a text file and return its SHA-256 edit precondition.

Search for a literal string across bounded text files in an authorized project.

Apply a unified diff to one existing text file after verifying the SHA-256 returned by read_file.

Create a new text file without overwriting an existing path.

Delete one regular text file only after verifying the latest SHA-256 returned by read_file.

Run a fixed, read-only Git status command in an authorized project.

Run a fixed, read-only Git diff command in an authorized project.

Remove explicit paths from the Git index without changing their working-tree contents.

Stage and commit only explicit relative paths after status review, concurrency validation, whitespace checks, and sensitive-content scanning.

Push the reviewed current commit without force to an allowlisted remote and branch. This must be enabled locally per project.

Run one task whose executable and arguments were explicitly configured by the user.